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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1938

Page

6

War in Europe and America Under Threat Says Boake Carter

Boake Carter warns amid headlines that a European war could trigger a U S crisis. If war erupts, currencies shift, exports fall, and New Deal policy reshapes under business pressure. Johnson and Neutrality acts risk repeal, while War Profits and May bills push draft and government control, risking US liberty.

Europe America United States England France Franklin Rooevelt Woodrow Woodrow Wilson Save Sion Congress

Avon Morning Glory Club Hosts Evening of Cards Prizes

Avon Mrs. J J Weiler hosted the Morning Glory Club Saturday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Andrew Mittendorf Mrs Frank Dechant and Mrs Will Fisher. Refreshments followed and the group plans another meeting in two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heckel. Billy Taft, kicked by a colt at the county fair, returned from Elyria Memorial Hospital and attended school Monday. Miss Nina Warden and William Menges Jr visited friends at North Olmsted Sunday.

AVON J. J. Weiler Morning Glory Club Andrew Mittendorf Frank Dechant Will Fisher Lawrence Heckel Billy Taft Elyria Memorial Hospital Nina Warden William Menges Jr North Olmsted London Litchfield Cleveland C. B. Finley Maud Sprague Mary Craig Pearl Robinson Florence Kenney Elizabeth Wise D. BR. Dunlap Betty Jean John Langdon Elyria Julia Jones Minneapolis I Minn Wilda Jones Jean Oberlin Hal Rothgery Frederick Knight Louisville Kentucky School of Medicine

Local families host and visit in Elyria and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and daughter Doris spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Schafer of Youngstown. Mr and Mrs Lewis Webber and family of Elyria have moved into the house recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Joseph Bacher and family, who moved to Elyria. Mr and Mrs Charles Walker of Medina were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Harry Hubbard. Mr and Mrs George Jenkins visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Anna Maddock, Winckles street, Elyria.

Ira Gough Doris Paul Schafer Youngstown Lewis Webber Elyria Joseph Bacher Charles Walker Medina Harry Hubbard George Jenkins Anna Maddock Winckles Street

Lake Avenue 4-H Club Meets At Year’s End

The Lake Avenue Boys 4-H Club met at advisor E. R. Laver’s home with seven members attending. They planned exhibits from the Lorain County Fair for the upcoming Lake Avenue T.T.A. meeting at North Elyria Grange Hall on September 14 at 7 30. Refreshments and a social hour followed the business session. Several local residents attended area picnics and visits, noting various family and neighbor activities across Elyria and nearby towns.

Lake Avenue E. R. Laver Lorain County North Elyria Grange Hall

Baptism and church activities in South Amherst

Sally Ann Thompson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Thompson was baptized at Nativity Church with Rev R J Steizer officiating. Sponsors were Mrs Wm Koba of Lorain and Clarefice Weaver of Amherst. A family gathering followed with a six o'clock course supper. The Junior League met in the parish hall planning fall and winter dances, first at Hungarian Hall on September 17. YPTA opened season with a school auditorium meeting and planned a program with refreshments. public invited.

South Amherst Sally Ann Isaac Thompson Nativity Church R. J. Steizer Wm. Koba Lorain Clarefice Weaver Amherst Thompson Clarence Weaver Ambherst Sam Nagy Emma Palagai Elyria Joe Klimasewski Joe Mary Ann Allan Thompson Gay Edward Fahrney Jacqueline George Thompson Junior League YP. T. A Parent Teachers Association

Farewell Party Held in Grafton Church

Mr. and Mrs. F J Carmean and their son Charles were the guests of honor at a farewell party at the M E Church in Grafton. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers for the occasion. The program opened with a..

Grafton F. J. Carmean Charles M. E. Church

Carmean farewell marks Grafton church centennial event

A community program honored Charles Carmean and his wife at Grafton Methodist Church. Ruth Mlazovsky led selections, Miss Jeanne Wise performed violin, Rev Edwin Kirby recalled early ties in Bellaire, Ohio. Gifts were exchanged, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society noted service, and refreshments served to 100+. The Carmeans plan to move to Boise Idaho after decades of service begun in 1928.

Ruth Mlazovsky Ivory Palaces Carl Shephard George Edwards Irma Guyeska Jeanne Wise Charles Wise Edwin Kirby Elyria Carmean Bellaire Ohio Grafton Methodist Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society

Clipper Tested for Transatlantic Passenger Flights

A 41 ton Clipper airship cruised at 173 miles per hour during an early test for Pan American Airways. The craft, described as a Boeing Clipper, was prepared for regular use in trans Atlantic passenger and mail service.

Rapers Acme

Ford estate filed. widow to receive large share

The will of George N. Ford, son of Ford Plize Co. founder, filed in Wood county probate court. Personal property valued at 1.5 million and real estate over 20 thousand go to his widow. The document excludes trust agreement and Detroit holdings.

Bowling Green George N. Ford Ford Plize Co Toledo Wood County Detroit

Weekly People Names New Editor for Oldest Labor Paper

Eric Hass, 33, national organizer for the Socialist Labor party, elected editor of the Weekly People the party's official organ. The paper, based in New York City, has issued uninterruptedly for 48 years and is the oldest labor paper in the United States. Hass will assume duties in October.

Eric Hass Socialist Laborarty People Arnold Petersen Clif Street New York City National United States Daniel de Leon Columbia University Socialist Labor Party Hass People's Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska Socialist Labor Oregon

Elks Meet Tonight To Hear Plans For Coming Season

Elks Lodge plans for fall and winter activities will be outlined by committee chairs at the first regular fall meeting at 8 pm. A September 27 report is scheduled. The final golf tournament of the season is set for Cherry Ridge course tomorrow with regular prizes and a special Elks Club prize, followed by a fish fry.

Elgria Elks’ Lodge Cherry Ridge Elks Elks’ Club

Fair Ticket From 1874 Shocks County Fairfront Entrance

An admission ticket owned by George Martin of Fourth Street was issued in 1874 and shown at the county fair as a historical exhibit. Martin surprised Gatetender John Wellert by presenting the ancient ticket at the Fairgrounds, prompting Wellert to remark about admitting him on the old ticket.

George Martin Fourth Street Martin John Wellert Wellert

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